Best smoker barges 1-5 large [Vol 15]
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W00DY said:
Ah, but the Ovlov has the 3-memory seats of power!Krikkit said:
W00DY said:
Ah, but the Ovlov has the 3-memory seats of power!Memory 2 = 'her' (if there is one). Otherwise an unused button. (Just like the rear sunblind after the first and only use to see that it works and to brag about having it without understanding the point ('cos there isn't one))
Memory 3 = 80 mph. Whatever it is you're up to, the answer is 80 mph.
CharlesdeGaulle said:
Memory 1 = 'me'
Memory 2 = 'her' (if there is one). Otherwise an unused button. (Just like the rear sunblind after the first and only use to see that it works and to brag about having it without understanding the point ('cos there isn't one))
Memory 3 = 80 mph. Whatever it is you're up to, the answer is 80 mph.
The 9-5 also has three settings, useful when I was a press snapper and regularly doorstepping ne'er-do-wells (rarely celebs, more often crims or bent coppers):Memory 2 = 'her' (if there is one). Otherwise an unused button. (Just like the rear sunblind after the first and only use to see that it works and to brag about having it without understanding the point ('cos there isn't one))
Memory 3 = 80 mph. Whatever it is you're up to, the answer is 80 mph.
1. Me driving
2. Me sleeping
3. Me sitting in the passenger seat to edit pics on the laptop but wanting the mirrors set so I can still see backwards.
ferrisbueller said:
Nice to see electric blind operation from the rear. Talking of blind, how about this for a 2 car and one pet lifestyleI've had a disaster in the E46, I can't use the memory seat button, or the setting for dipping the passenger wing mirror when reversing. Something electrical has gone tits up, as whenever the motor activates for the wing mirror adjustment, the drivers side runs until it points to the sky and the passenger side runs till it points the floor.
I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
trooperiziz said:
I've had a disaster in the E46, I can't use the memory seat button, or the setting for dipping the passenger wing mirror when reversing. Something electrical has gone tits up, as whenever the motor activates for the wing mirror adjustment, the drivers side runs until it points to the sky and the passenger side runs till it points the floor.
I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
Might be worth resetting the seat control unit if you have the appropriate laptop and diag software, could be a fruity saved position for both that needs clearing out.I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
Krikkit said:
trooperiziz said:
I've had a disaster in the E46, I can't use the memory seat button, or the setting for dipping the passenger wing mirror when reversing. Something electrical has gone tits up, as whenever the motor activates for the wing mirror adjustment, the drivers side runs until it points to the sky and the passenger side runs till it points the floor.
I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
Might be worth resetting the seat control unit if you have the appropriate laptop and diag software, could be a fruity saved position for both that needs clearing out.I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
Krikkit said:
trooperiziz said:
I've had a disaster in the E46, I can't use the memory seat button, or the setting for dipping the passenger wing mirror when reversing. Something electrical has gone tits up, as whenever the motor activates for the wing mirror adjustment, the drivers side runs until it points to the sky and the passenger side runs till it points the floor.
I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
Might be worth resetting the seat control unit if you have the appropriate laptop and diag software, could be a fruity saved position for both that needs clearing out.I had to resort to manually adjusting them, like a poor person.
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